Hollywood Bowl Transforms Into a Dance Party as Cannons, Bob Moses & Oxis Deliver Unforgettable Performances
Cannons, Bob Moses, and Oxis delivered an unforgettable night of Electronic music at the Hollywood Bowl, blending dreamy Synth-Pop, hypnotic beats, and immersive live performances. From Bob Moses’ energetic dance set and rare full-band performance to Cannons’ emotional hometown celebration and Oxis’ captivating opening performance, the evening showcased three artists creating a magical experience under the Los Angeles sky.
OXIS
Opening the evening alongside Bob Moses and Cannons at the Hollywood Bowl, Oxis proved why she's one of Electronic music's fastest-rising artists. Her set blended hypnotic basslines with captivating vocals, creating an immersive atmosphere that perfectly complemented the night's melodic electronic soundscape. With an astonishing nine albums released in just two years, Oxis has built an impressive catalog that showcases both her creativity and relentless work ethic. Sharing the stage with Grammy-recognized Bob Moses—long celebrated by Resident Advisor as one of the world's best live acts—Oxis more than held her own, delivering a confident performance that energized the Hollwood Bowl and solidified her place among Electronic music's most exciting emerging talents.
CANNONS
Cannons brought their signature blend of Dreamy Synth-Pop and shimmering melodies to the Hollywood Bowl, creating an atmosphere that felt both nostalgic and euphoric. Throughout the set, the Los Angeles trio reflected on their journey, admitting they never expected so many people to connect with their music. Looking back on one of their earliest performances at The Vu in Santa Clarita, the band expressed gratitude for how far they've come and for the fans who have supported them every step of the way.
Introducing "Tokyo," the band explained that the song represents more than just a destination—it symbolizes the world they create together whenever they write music. It's a place where they can escape everyday problems and focus on putting positive energy into the world through their songs. Calling it their favorite track from the new album, they asked the audience to turn on their phone flashlights, transforming the Hollywood Bowl into a breathtaking sea of lights that perfectly matched the song's ethereal atmosphere. Fans, many dressed in glamorous outfits for the evening, added to the magical ambiance.
Closing out their hometown performance, Cannons thanked Los Angeles for embracing them from the very beginning. "You are our day ones. This is our home," the band told the crowd before launching into their final song, "Fire for You." Lead singer Michelle Joy encouraged the audience to sing along, and thousands of voices echoed throughout the Bowl, bringing the night to an emotional close and celebrating the special connection between the band and their hometown fans.
BOB MOSES
Bob Moses turned the Hollywood Bowl into an open-air dance floor with a captivating set that had fans moving from start to finish. Backed by a full band—a rare treat for longtime followers—the duo delivered a dynamic performance that showcased both their electronic roots and live musicianship. The crowd danced in their seats as they performed favorites alongside their newer single, "Comes Back to You." The band also reflected on their early days, sharing that KCRW was the first radio station to champion their music and that "Tearing Me Up," the Grammy-winning hit that launched them into the spotlight, remains a defining moment in their career. Adding another memorable highlight to the evening, Bob Moses surprised the audience with a mesmerizing cover of Nine Inch Nails, putting their own atmospheric spin on the iconic industrial rock classic.
Coverage by Veronica Potes // Instagram: @veropoteart
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